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If you weren’t aware, last week was Banned Books Week, a national movement to educate people about the disturbing trend to ban books based on political or personal beliefs.

WOONSOCKET – A new initiative from Thundermist Health Center and Neighborhood Health Plan of Rhode Island aims to raise awareness about the importance of having children tested for lead exposure.

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Having a booth at the Napa Farmers Market has been a rewarding experience writes Executive Editor Dan Evans. He talks about the people hes interacted with and writes about a poetry contest.

BEIRUT — Syrian opposition activists say a drone attack has been conducted on an oil facility in eastern Syria housing American troops and a U.S. base in a...

New York Times, Washington Post issue guidelines over how to describe Hamas and Oct. 7 attack on Israel

About 62 first graders, who attended Wings Park Elementary on Thursday, were welcomed on a tour of the Oelwein Daily Register to learn how the paper is created.

Lets test your knowledge with todays quiz from Bill Flick.

Print research organisation Quocirca has said vendors need to offer more clarity around the sustainability credentials of their products, or risk losing their competitive position. According to Quocirca’s Sustainability Market Trends Study 2023, 69% of surveyed employees from SMBs, midmarket organisations and large enterprises said their companies formally track the environmental performance of their print

S&P 500 is in a clear downtrend, but defensive consumer staples sector looks solid